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Practice Reading: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #35220 Owls Night vision
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Due to the eyes of owls being mainly adapted for seeing in the dark, their night vision is as highly developed as that of human beings. However, more than 50% of these birds of prey are color-blind, which makes them only view slightly blurred images. The reason behind this is that their eyes contain more rod-shaped receptor cells than cone-shaped ones. On the other hand, these animals have exceptional binocular vision, since their eyes are in the front of their heads. This feature provides them with a great advantage when it comes to suddenly and quickly flying downwards to catch small prey.

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